Abstract
ObjectivesTo review the current best surgical practice and detail a multi-disciplinary approach that could further reduce joint replacement infection.MethodsReview of relevant literature indexed in PubMed.ResultsSurgical site infection is a major complication following arthroplasty. Despite its rarity in contemporary orthopaedic practice, it remains difficult to treat and is costly in terms of both patient morbidity and long-term health care resources.ConclusionsEmphasis on education of patients and all members of the health-care team and raising awareness in how to participate in preventative efforts is imperative.
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